Massacre reports alarm Bulgaria over 6000 slain
A Bulgarian dispatch from Bafa dated Sept 12 reports Albanians with Turkish troops killed Bulgarians in Okhrida and Leres, with可能 total around six thousand. The rumor prompts talk of mobilization. Officials deny plans, while fear spreads through Sofia as rumors of insurgent clashes continue.
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Bafa
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Okhrida
Leres
Autonomie
Yildiz
Gkbrida
Seren
Min Itera
Preto
Adrianopole
Wich
Sofia
Philopolis
Turkey
Suipindol
Burgas
Loxengrad
Tetongee
War Office
Official Announcement of Change of Governor
Washington reports a bulletin from the state department announcing changes in Beirut with Reshid Bey deposed and Nagzrin Pasha appointed acting governor general of Beirut. Naarim Tasha takes temporary charge as administration in Beirut continues. The new governor seeks a rapid and proper reorganization of Beirut police.
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Washington
Letshman
Constantinople
Reshid Bey
Beirut
Nagzrin Pasha
Damascus
Naarim Tasha
Leishman
United States
Nazzim Pasha
Magelssen
Nag
Suppression Work Said to be Successful in Balkans
Rome report claims suppression of the uprising is successful throughout Macedonia. Turkish authorities expect the near breach to be crushed within days and peace re established. The telegraphic dispatch was sent to the Ottoman embassy here.
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Rome
the Poete
Balkans
Macedonia
Port land Next Place for 1904 Mining Congress Session
The Rivers mining congress re elected T H Wehards president and chose Portland Oregon as the 1904 meeting site amid mining industry enthusiasm. A motion by Patternson of Omaha carried with J A Moles urging St Louis plans, adjournment followed and a committee was formed to promote broad attendance at the exposition.
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Richards
French Warship Seeks Turkish Waters for Observation
Parle Sept 12 After no conference between marine and foreign office officials the cruiser La Touche Treville is dispatched to Turkish waters with follow on ships to monitor the Levant. They will rendezvous near a Greek island off Syria while Admiral Jaureguiberry’s squadron stays at Toulon ready to reinforce. Officials note devastation in Turkey and discuss Beirut and Muslim-Christian tensions amid an American naval presence.
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Jaureguiberry
Toulon
Faraign
Manotaus Sogay
Turkey
Beirut
Coasilina
Muasvimans
Christiina
Mining congress honors President and adopts new leadership
At Los Angeles the American Mining Congress presented President Richards with a Black Hills gold badge of appreciation for service during a lean year. The executive slate was proposed and unanimously accepted, including Trichards as president and Ewin as second vice president, with diverse officers from Los Angeles, Omaha, Portland and other cities. Resolutions urged laws for mine worker safety and expanded Congress membership, spurring a wave of new permanent members.
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Los Angeles Ag
Onde
Suat’ Betdte
E. W. Martin
Black Hills Mining Association
Richards
Black Hills Gold
Deatt
Roosevelt
American Mining Congress
Shaw
John Trichards
Bolse
Thomas Hiwing
Los Angeles
Richard Patterson
Omaha
Joan ‘I. Graydon
Portland
Mdwil F. Brown
Aspen
Col
Dr. BE
R. Beckley
Rolla
Mos
John Holmes
Raleigh
N.C
James H. Lynch
Butte
Terraville
Thomas King Maiy
Irwin Mahon
Carlisle
Mr. Patterson
Stolen liquor explodes frightful assail on cruiser Olympia
A cruiser Olympia incident reports a theft of liquor triggering an explosion aboard the ship. Investigators describe a dangerous scenario with possible damage and heightened security measures. The case involves unknown suspects and the vessel remains at port for further inquiries.
Two Sailors Killed In Alcohol Barrel Explosion Aboard Olympia
A barrel of grain alcohol stolen from a Norfolk navy yard storehouse exploded on the Olympia's deck at the Norfolk shipyard. Two marines were killed and several others injured as guards and fire crews contained the blaze. The blast followed the attempted arrest of the thieves, with investigators seeking the responsible sailors.
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Abwad
Norfolk
Olympia
Norfolk Navy Yard
Yorkhs
Navy Yard
Booth
Daly
McCarthy Ends Standstill With Mulrooney Negotiations
Patience exhausted as McCarthy refuses further talks with Munroe's camp on the proposed rent terms. Clark Ball asks for a four hour extension, delaying a November date while Munroe seeks a later time to finalize plans, with focus on securing the heavyweight bout outcome.
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Spain
San Pravelsco
Cal
Epi
Leferieg
Angetee
Tom McMarthy
Biinalimeos Ihal ileRs
MuCarthy Angele
Clark Ball
Munroe
Berail
Halfbreed Arrested On Burglary Charge
Special dispatch reports Alexander Wella, described as a halfblood, facing a burglary charge after an early morning break in at a camp south of Whe. A woman from a tent heard a noise, found Wella attempting entry, and alerted others. a watchman pursued but the suspect was captured.
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Buvidarn
Manbar
Mexander Wella
Eaa Hele
Golhe
Jail Delivery Stopped After Second Escape Plot
Helena reports a jail break attempt by William Stadia and Joseph Jarves, tied to dynamiting a Northern Pacific bridge near Livingston and a freight train wreck near Bozeman. Police found a hidden 14 inch wall hole with digging tools, revealing a planned dig through plaster and brick. Stadia and Jarves face Bozeman trial. Bradshaw provided key tips.
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Standard
Helena
William Bradshaw
Williamn Stadia
Joseph Jarves
Tra
Jall
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Bozeman
Tawi
Clarke County
Noe Fie
Stats and
Jarves
Secon
Tme Luey
William Braighans
City Dail
Stadts
Bradshaw
Stadte
Stadia
Hay
Guy O'Brien
Studts and
Tarves
Luisan Jarves
Train Washout Kills Seven in Wisconsin Accident
A special excursion train on the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha line derailed after hitting a washout near Kempton Wisconsin. Seven passengers, including Patrick Conway of Reafaburg and Wendell Brown of Cassanovia, died. several others injured as engine stayed on track while tenders cars and three coaches fell away. Weather hindered visibility during the storm. Dead and injured were pulled from the wreck as survivors received aid.
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St. Tal
Patrick Conway
Reafaburg
Wis
Wendell Brown
Cassanovia
T. M. Murphy
Madison
Duluth
Conway
Brown
Trai
Ume
Sonamanenen
Appointment of Justice of the Peace in Big Timber
County commissioners named J F Tintinner to the position of Justice of the Peace in Atandagh following the resignation of J C Found, who had held the district court clerk post until recently. The appointment was made amid standard postings and official notices.
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J. F Tintinner
J. C. Found
Distriet Court
Payne Defends Fourth Class Postmasters Policy Change
Washington October 1 9 Postmaster General Payne stated there is no civil service rule governing fourth class postmasters and admitted a former informal standard delaying removal after four years. He cited Todd's Greenwood Del case and said the department will treat postmasters uniformly, despite political considerations and recent removals.
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Payne
Fourtheclass Postimastera
Atisa Todi
Greenwood
Del
Department of the Civil
Mehinjey
Mégart
Congress
McKinley
Mish Todd
Greenswood
Familly
Nereell
Republican Party
Terehips
al Claasea
Department
Outlaws Fire On Evans Party Near Little Muddy
Report from Valley enmity recounts an exchange near the Little Muddy where Evans and his son Jack, while rounding horses, were fired upon by two men believed to be outlaws. Jack was shot at, a horse frightened, another rider warned the party, and two riders then fled on Winchester rifles as shots whistled past. the Evans party remained unharmed.
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Standard
Great Falls
Jack Evans
Qiennn
Church of Horses
Ball Game Postponed by Rain in Big Timber
In Big Timber on Sept 12 the baseball game between Lohner and Columbus, once set for Columbia with a $60 purse, was postponed due to wet, muddy field conditions. A new date isn’t yet fixed, but the game likely to be played next Sunday.
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Big Timber
loeHning
Columbus
Columbia
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